Citizen Sleeper – A Sci-Fi Narrative Adventure
Tamaster reviews reviews Citizen Sleeper, an adventure that captivates players with its lore and characters, and keeps them engaged thanks to its well-designed gameplay.
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Dead Man’s Diary – A Post-Apocalyptic Narrative Survival Game
Rachael reviews Dead Man’s Diary, a visually stunning post-apocalyptic, narrative-focused survival game from TML Studios.
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Homunculus Hotel – Another New Narrative Gem from Team SolEtude
Rachael reviews Homunculus Hotel by Team SoleTude, a visual novel about talking to hotel guests and helping them understand their dreams.
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New Historical Narrative Game – Svoboda 1945: Liberation
Rachael reviews Svoboda 1945: Liberation, a game that blends fact and fiction to recount experiences near the Czech-German border after WWII.
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The Darkside Detective – 9 Point-and-Click Mysteries with a Spooky Twist!
Rachael reviews The Darkside Detective by Spooky Doorway, a humorous series of nine standalone mysteries with a supernatural twist!
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Chill Panda – A Relaxing Game for the Whole Family!
Rachael reviews Chill Panda, an adventure game designed to aid relaxation and wellbeing through exercise, breathing techniques and fun!
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Cloud Gardens – A Relaxing Post-Apocalyptic Sandbox with Plants!
Rachael reviews Cloud Gardens a highly relaxing, post-apocalyptic sandbox game with plants, created by Noio.
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The Gunk – Action-Adventuring on a Distant Planet!
Tamaster reviews “The Gunk”.
Competently-made and enjoyable as it may be, The Gunk often also feels generic and insipid both gameplay and story-wise. Not a bad game by any means, not great either.
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Karisvale – Free Top-Down Detective Game with a Dark Twist!
Rachael reviews Karisvale, a narrative-focused, top-down detective game starring Shaymus O’Malley by solo developer Brendan Tighe.
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Trolley Problem, Inc. – A Philosophical and Moral Debate
Rachael reviews Trolley Problem, Inc. a dark comedy narrative game in which players must make a series of seemingly impossible choices.
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